You have to be careful like any other real estate investing because there are a lot of bad deals out there, but there are some good ones too. 

Just keep doing the same kind of deals until you get really familiar with the “bad” then I would shoot over to multi-family.

@Ryan JopsonNH isn't bad, but I've haven't been able to find a clear deals.  

It has good & bad pockets.

I don't want to jump into a bad deal.

I guess I feel bad for the clients of that army of highly paid CPA's as Section 162 trade or business expenses was unaffected by the SALT adjustment of under the TCJA.

At first pass it doesn’t sound bad but I will need more details on general condition.

Might as well give you the good and the bad :)I am very much a risk manager, I look at everything:  the area, the economy, the ROI, the competition, the future, the demographics, what's my downside, what's my upside, etc.  

I was coming off a bad experience with a Multi level marketing company and wanted a way to earn a second income that didn’t involve that type of thing.

We thought that rents could be raised as well, but also thought the asking price was decentIt our situation, we paid full asking price, but also asked for $20,000 at closing to fix various issues and have some in reserve in case things went bad quicker than we thought.